Sod Buster "step by step"

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Bighead - can't agree more! Having seen some of Jeremy's work at the Case gathering I'm blown away by his precision craftsmanship & understated designs
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4ever3 wrote: I have a 9" Delta with the metal cutting blade on it, and I cut 1/8" 416 Stainless on it with no problems ::tu::


Jeremy, you just made my day! ::ds::
Well actually you had already made my day with your tutorial so now you re-made it. Ummm, you know what I mean... ::shrug::

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Thank you Barry and Paul !








Michael, there is no doubt that Hukk is right about the band saw turning slower RPM's, but there's more than one way to skin a cat.
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Thanks for posting this, 4e3! Came out great ::nod::
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You're welcome TM, and thanks ::tu::
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Jeremy - looking great! And you just KNOW how much I love that "random" rope filework... particularily on a working knife.

I'm living vicariously thru you, Orvet, MM, and the others who are still working in the shop. Keep posting.

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Thanks Jaye, but why arent you in the shop ?
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Thanks again Jeremy....after almost a year I think I'm ready to give it a whirl.
Do Corbys work for the rivets?
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Thats what I call a boomerang :lol:

They may work, but I don't think so.

The rivets come form Jantz

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You'll just have to measure before you order them. Ho;d on, don't order any just yet. Let me check the shed, if I have any left I'll send'em to ya. I've got no need for them :wink:
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Jeremy, I'm only half way through my first one and I think I'm hooked....can't wait to git r done!
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It's a fever I tell ya' :lol:
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Rayrick you should put some of your custom leatherwork on for handles :shock: :shock: :P :P
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BIGHEAD wrote:Rayrick you should put some of your custom leatherwork on for handles :shock: :shock: :P :P
mmmmmm ....worth some research.
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I got it back together, so there's a good chance it may look like a Soddy when I'm done... ::ds::
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There ya go !
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Really nice & the photos are worth this time a million words!

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I have just a little more sanding to do....maybe.....but yep....it looks pretty darn close to a Soddy.....I'm kinda happy with this first one......
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Not bad Rick ::tu::
Send that thing down here to me so's I kin git a mo betta look at it ::sneaky::
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Looks good Rick ::tu::
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In Bocote....
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He's on a roll now folks ::tu::
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thats some of the nicest bocote I think i've ever seen. Well done
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Good job Rayrick ::tu:: send it to me we never did make a trade on that '75 :shock: :lol: :lol:
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BIGHEAD wrote:Good job Rayrick ::tu:: send it to me we never did make a trade on that '75 :shock: :lol: :lol:
Barry, when I can make you one like this, we'll talk....what would you do with a cheap ole Sodbuster?? :mrgreen:
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Just funnin with ya Rick :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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